What it’s like to stay at Treehouse Point in Fall City, Washington

Treehouse point stemmed from a dream of owners Pete and Judy Nelson to open a B&B and when they came across this property in Fall City in 2004 - they knew this was it. The first treehouse was completed in 2006. Today there are 7 Treehouses with Sister properties in Maine, Texas and Tennessee.
The Nest was built in 2010 and sits 9 feet above the forest floor.
A night in the trees in this treehouse ranges between $325-$425 a night
The Nest has a composting toilet but there are also bathhouses which have all the stuff we wanted and all the amenities of a normal bathroom. Plusssss a heated floor!
The lodge is where you’ll enjoy breakfast, shop for some souvenirs and where you can borrow some things during your stay like umbrellas, corkscrews/bottle openers, picnic baskets/coolers and picnic blankets, S’mores supplies including marshmallows, graham crackers, chocolate, and metal skewers - and so much more!
There are yoga classes in the Pond Room, breakfast (which is delicious as you’ll see), and river access.
Here are some links I found helpful ahead of my stay:
www.treehousepoint.com/restau...
nelsontreehouse.com/blog/over...
www.treehousepoint.com/treeho...
Here’s the link to book:
www.treehousepoint.com/
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Hey Hannah, brilliant and beautiful...✌️🌻

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love the video!!

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